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100 Rudimentary Methodology Used by philosophers to diagnose disease or provide immediate relief (300 BC)	100 Zacharias Janssen His invention is considered a novelty rather than a scientific tool	100 Gravimetric Analysis of Urine What did Jean Baptiste van Helmont developed?	100 Microscope What did Athanasius Kircher used to investigate the cause of diseases	100 World War II Marked the effects in Laboratory Medicine, resulting to the advancement of instrumentation
200 Palpation and Auscultation Basis of the diagnosis in the ancient world	200 Medical Period Considered as one of the turning points in the field of laboratory medicine because of the advancements in technology	200 William Hewson Who described the process of coagulation?	200 Matthew Dobson Identified sugar in the blood and urine of diabetic patients	200 Closed System Widely used in World War II for the reason of blood collection
300 Therapeutic and Non-Scientific Procedures Methods in treating people	300 John Hopkins Hospital Where is the first clinical laboratory opened by Dr. William Osler located?	300 Protein What did Frederick Dekkers described that is present in urine?	300 Yeast Test Developed by Francis Home to test for the presence of sugar in the urine of diabetic patients	300 Pathology Clinical Microscopy Blood Cells, Blood Chem, etc. Pathway of automated equipment and quality control program
400 Hippocrates Analyzed urine to aid his diagnosis and wrote a book in uroscopy	400 Clinical Diagnosis by Laboratory Methods Became the standard reference for laboratories	400 Marcello Malpighi Investigated the embryology of chicks and the histology and physiology of the glands and viscera	400 Richard Lower Performed the first blood transfusion in animals	400 World War I Caused the great demand of laboratory technicians
500 Greeks, Chinese, Romans Involved in the advancement in the field of medicine due to their contributions	500 261x By how much magnification did Anton Van Leeuwenhoek improved on the microscope of Zacharias Janssen	500 Micrographia A published book which featured illustration of the Robert Hooke's observations using a microscope	500 John Snow Traced the cause of the great London cholera outbreak	500 State Legislature of Pennsylvania Required all hospitals and institutions to have an adequate laboratory and to employ a full-time laboratory technician

History and Development of Medical Technology Part 1

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